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Charity cycling jersey

ciaeim · 2019-01-22 19:37:06

Hi guys. I’m looking for some advice please. A group of us are going to run a charity cycle event in memory of a buddy that passed away last year and we would like to get some (30-40) cycle jerseys printed up. Where would be the best ( cheap) place to get them and an idea of cost ! Thank you !

22-01-2019 7:37pm

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ciaeim

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Hi guys. I’m looking for some advice please. A group of us are going to run a charity cycle event in memory of a buddy that passed away last year and we would like to get some (30-40) cycle jerseys printed up. Where would be the best ( cheap) place to get them and an idea of cost ! Thank you !

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#2 22-01-2019 7:47pm

Borderfox

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Spin 11?

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#3 22-01-2019 10:32pm

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Owayo also worth a look. Spin 11 are good if you want to shop local as it were, while Owayo are German based. A group I'm involved place an order for two to three hundred each year with Owayo, also for a charity cycle, and no complaints going back 10 years or so.

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#4 23-01-2019 8:19am

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You could try Impsport as well.

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#5 23-01-2019 8:29am

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Velorevolution? There's several Irish suppliers around that would be worth trying.

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#6 23-01-2019 8:43am

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Verge - also based in ireland.

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#7 23-01-2019 10:13am

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The group I did a charity event with in 2017 got about 15 sets of kit from Sean Kelly's company.

We were were happy with the gear and the service.

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